Boomer two answers 1. Whilst it is possible that banks can include buffers to shore up their position as they did in the Opes prime theft, BBI can solve that problem with a nett $400 million assets sale paying down their corporate debt.
From there only the banks funding each and every infrastructure asset can affect that asset they fund. The corporation BBI whilst perhaps having one or two assets compromised would be unaffected in corporate terms.
The difference to BNB is that there is unlikely in fact according to the company impossible that any assets will exceed liabilities, that is why BNBG holders will see no return.
BBI Price at posting:
8.3¢ Sentiment: ST Buy Disclosure: Held
